ian@watson.ibm.com (06/17/91)
Have you ever wanted to get hold of some of the internal IBM OS/2 applications.
Well now you can as long as you live in countries covered by IBM's EMEA classification, which
is Europe, Middle East and Africa.
I have extracted a list of what is available
* PS/TOOLS FOR OS/2 DEVELOPER'S KIT 1 FEBRUARY 91
P/N 70F7430 DUA 70F7435
PID 5604-326 DUA 5775-AH5
CONTENTS
ASDT Debugging Tool
LOADRAM2 Pack/Unpack files (similar concept to PKZIP)
PMEYES Pair of eyes which follow the mouse pointer around
PMSRCH Look for files and text within files on any attached disks
PSPM Graphical display of all OS/2 processes
OS2LOCK Allows locking of screen by a hot-key
VIEWCLIP View contents of OS/2 PM's system clipboard
* PS/TOOLS FOR OS/2 USER'S KIT 1 MARCH 91
P/N 87F3440 DUA 87F3439
PID 5604-340 DUA 5775-AM7
CONTENTS
PMDIARY Desktop Organiser (Diary, Clock, Todo, Notepad etc)
LOADRAM2 Updated version
* PS/2 TOOLS FOR OS/2 USER'S KIT 2 MAY 91
P/N 87F3760 DUA 87F3758
PID 5604-347 DUA 5775-AQ1
CONTENTS
PTNSHOOT Point & Shoot - PM replacement for the OS/2 command prompt
PMBROWSE PM Browse supporting Drag'n'Drop from File Manager
PMSRCH Later version of above
SMMATH Mathenmatical PM calculator
DUPLCATS Locate file with duplicate names
PMSPACE Graphically monitors disk/diskette utilisation
Also, I have a quote from the manager of the group responsible for making these applications
available.
"We will be continuing the release of new products as quickly as our resources allow."
Please don't hesitate to contact me with any queries or feedback.
Ian Stirling
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Disclaimer: All comments made by me must not, in any way, be construed as those of my employer.ccmk@lure.latrobe.edu.au (06/18/91)
In article <1991Jun17.121648.25048@watson.ibm.com>, ian@watson.ibm.com writes: > Have you ever wanted to get hold of some of the internal IBM OS/2 applications. > Well now you can as long as you live in countries covered by IBM's EMEA classification, which > is Europe, Middle East and Africa. > > I have extracted a list of what is available >... Some of the utilities look suspicously like tools on various BBSs and ftp sites already. Is there any chance that they could be distributed in such ways outside of the EMEA countries? By the way, what is EMEA, and is there a way around this restriction? Dr Mark Kosten, phone: +61 3 479-1500 Computer Centre, AARNet (internet): ccmk@lure.latrobe.edu.au La Trobe University, Bundoora, 3083 Australia